The Grievance Resolution and Refund Policy established by foodlicenseonline.in is dedicated to providing exceptional customer support and ensuring customers connect to the right experts, which are paramount for the sustainable growth of business. We firmly believe in offering the best services to our clients, but we also understand that sometimes things may not go as planned, leading to grievances or complaints.
To address such situations promptly and efficiently, we have put in place a robust grievance redressal mechanism. This mechanism is designed to offer our customers a hassle-free way to register their complaints and seek resolutions as quickly as possible. Our primary goal is to minimize customer complaints and grievances through impeccable service delivery and an effective review process. If a redressal is not feasible, we are committed to providing refunds as appropriate.
Our Grievance Resolution and Refund Policy align with Rule 5 (9) of the IT Rules, 2011, and are based on the following principles:
We have clearly defined the distinction between complaints and queries in our policy document:
We want to assure our customers that we are committed to providing the best services at all times. If you need to raise a grievance, you can do so by contacting our Grievance Support team via email at unitedconsultancy051@gmail.com. We aim to provide resolutions within a reasonable timeframe, and our support team will keep you informed about the status of your complaint throughout the process.
Upon submitting a grievance, you will receive an acknowledgment or ticket within three working days, containing important details such as the date of receipt, a unique grievance number, the expected resolution date, and contact information for tracking purposes. We endeavor to resolve complaints within 30 days from the date of receipt.
A complaint is considered closed when:
To promote public awareness, we publish our grievance redressal procedure on our website and through other mediums.
To ensure transparency, we maintain records of complaints for a minimum period of 1 year from the date of resolution.
Periodic reviews of this policy are conducted to consider internal factors, such as changes in organizational structure or offered products and services, as well as external factors, including legislative changes or technological innovations. Additionally, results from internal or external audits may influence policy updates.